PROLOG 2019: International Conference on Project Logistics - 19-21st June 2019
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
PROLOG 2019:
International Conference
on Project Logistics
19-21st June 2019
PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 1
www.prolog-conference.com
A WARM
WELCOME ...
Dear colleagues and partners,
First of all, welcome to the University of Lorraine, and
in particular to the Metz IAE School of Management
for the fifth PROLOG event.
Where we are today, on the technological campus
of Metz metropolis, is at the heart of Europe, on a
borderland located just a few kilometers from our scientific delegations on supply chain management
German, Luxembourger and Belgian friends. This is a and project management in the world.
region of “flows” where logistics have always been
a key issue. After travelling round France, North Lastly, along with the rich scientific debates that
Africa, and the UK, PROLOG is back in Metz. And await us, I encourage you to take the time to go into
it’s come a long way since the idea took root in the the heart of our city and discover its beauty. Tonight,
minds of its two founders, Smaïl Benzidia, Associate we will take you across town with an invitation to the
Professor of supply chain management (SCM), and Salon Napoleon at Saint Arnoul Abbey. Which brings
Omar Bentahar, Associate Professor of SCM and me to thank staff at the East Defense and Security
project management. In the name of the University Zone for allowing us to use such a unique location
of Lorraine, I take this opportunity to thank them imbued with French history.
for their initiative and congratulate them for their
contribution to the scientific community, our IAE So once again, all my thanks to the founders of
and our region. I would also like to thank the city of PROLOG and to the organization team who have
Metz, the metropolis of Metz (Metz Métropole), the made such efforts to ensure that this scientific event
Moselle département (Département de la Moselle) is a success today.
and the Grand Est region (Région Grand Est) for
their unconditional support for all of the higher Have a great stay in Metz and a fruitful work session.
education and research action that our IAE carries
out in the area, and today more specifically for their
support for PROLOG. I warmly thank the Professor
Blandine Ageron of Université Grenoble Alpes for
Julien Husson
her unfailing support to the PROLOG Conference. Director of IAE Metz School of Management
Last but not least, I would like to thank all of the Université de Lorraine
academic and professional colleagues taking part
in this 5th PROLOG event and in particular our
guest speakers: Professor Martin Christopher of
Crandfield School of Management, the President
of the Scientific Committee of PROLOG2019,
Professor Angappa Gunasekaran, Dean of School of
Business and Public Administration, California State
University, Bakersfield, Professor Nathalie Drouin
of UQAM, Montréal, Professor Jiuh-Biing Sheu
of National Taiwan University, Professor Michael
Bourlakis, Director of Research for Crandfield
School of Management, Professor Lavagnon Ika of
University of Ottawa. Thanks to PROLOG, Metz has
the honor of hosting one of the most impressive
2 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS
Dear conference delegates,
dear colleagues and PROLOG friends,
Welcome to the fifth PROLOG international confe-
rence co-organized by the Institut d’Administration
des Entreprises (IAE) Metz School of Management
and the Centre Européen de Recherche en Econo-
mie Financière et Gestion des Entreprises (CEREFI-
GE), the research center for management sciences
and financial economics, both part of the University
of Lorraine (France).
Whereas the PROLOG international conference
intends to provide a platform for fruitful scientific Montréal, Canada), Professor Angappa Gunasekaran,
exchanges in order to identify synergies between (School of Business and Public Administration,
the field of Logistics, Supply Chain Management California State University, USA), Professor Lavagnon
and Project Management, the 2019 edition of the Ika (Telfer School of management, Ottawa, Canada),
conference focuses on Agile Supply Chain and and Professor Jiuh-Biing Sheu (National Taiwan
Project. University);
- the numerous colleagues who accepted to serve in
The central theme of this 2019 edition is fully in the scientific committee;
line with the specific context of the hosting region. - all the academic colleagues and professional
Lorraine is indeed a historical industrial territory, managers attending the conference and thus
strongly influenced by traditional industries contributing to the fruitful scientific exchanges;
like metallurgy, mining and textile, that have - and of course the organizing committee, Professor
undergone a decline due to restructuring and the Blandine Ageron (University of Grenoble Alpes),
move of some jobs offshore. As a consequence, the Omar Bentahar, Smail Benzidia and Julien Husson,
logistics and service sectors have experienced a all three from the IAE Metz School of Management,
strong growth in the last thirty years. The region is with special thanks to Laurence Contois and Vincent
now developing in new sectors, at the interface of Braun (CEREFIGE) for their precious help.
industrial activities, service activities and research
activities. Lorraine is also a territory whose borders We wish you all a great time in Lorraine and a very
have changed many times in its long history and successful conference!
thus particularly concerned by cross-border
issues. As a place of renewal and interconnection,
Lorraine is definitely the right place to host a Professor Jean-Luc Herrmann
scientific high-level event focused on logistics, its and Professor Benoît Grasser
transformations and challenges. Director and Deputy Director of the
CEREFIGE, University of Lorraine.
The program is up to the task, with six very prestigious/
famous international keynote speakers, numerous
very interesting sessions, not to mention the PhD
colloquium for young researchers, which all together
definitely show the importance of logistics today in
value creation processes.
That’s the reason why we are pleased to warmly
thank:
- the Conference Chair, Professor Martin Christopher
(Cranfield School of Management, Cranfield
University, UK), as well as the five other prestigious
keynote speakers, Professor Michael Bourlakis
(Cranfield School of Management, Cranfield
University, UK), Professor Nathalie Drouin (UQAM,
PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 3
WIFI WIFI NETWORK : Université de Lorraine LOGIN : prolog2019 PASSWORD : 6BkMYwsk 4 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS
CONTENTS
Speaker Spotlight 6
Conference theme 10
Conference location 11
Registration 11
Metz map 12
Campus map 13
Conference schedule 14
Programme 16
Day 1 Wednesday 19th June 2019 - Overview of the programme 17
Day 2 Thursday 20th June 2019 - Overview of the programme 18
Day 3 Friday 21st June 2019 - Overview of the programme 21
Author Affiliation 24
Organization Committee 30
PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 5
SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT 6 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS
Martin Christopher is Emeritus Professor of Marketing and Logistics
at Cranfield School of Management. His work in the field of logistics
and supply chain management has gained international recognition.
He has published widely and his recent books include Logistics and
Supply Chain Management and Marketing Logistics. Martin Christopher
Martin cofounded the International Journal of Logistics Management and was
its joint editor for 18 years. He is a regular contributor to conferences
CHRISTOPHER and workshops around the world. At Cranfield, Martin Christopher
Emeritus Professor,
chairs the Advisory Board of the Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain
Cranfield School of Management, the largest activity of its type in Europe. The work of the
Management, Cranfield centre covers all aspects of logistics and supply chain management
University, UK and offers both full-time and part-time Masters degree courses as well
as extensive management development programmes. Research plays
a key role in the work of the Centre and contributes to its international
standing. In addition to leading a number of on-going research projects
in logistics and supply chain management, Martin Christopher is active as
an advisor to many organisations and has been a nonexecutive director
of a number of companies. Martin Christopher is an Emeritus Fellow of
the Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport a Fellow of the Chartered
Institute of Purchasing & Supply. In 1988 he was awarded the Sir Robert
Lawrence Gold Medal for his contribution to logistics education, in 1997
he was given the USA Council of Logistics Management’s Foundation
Award and in 2005 he received the Distinguished Service Award from
the USA Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. In 2007 he
was appointed a Foundation Professor of the UK Chartered Institute of
Purchasing & Supply and in 2008 he was awarded the Swinbank Award
for Lifetime Achievement by the same Institute. He is currently, and has
been, a Visiting Professor at a number of leading Business Schools and
Universities in Europe, Australasia and North America.
Professor Nathalie Drouin, PhD (University of Cambridge), MBA (HEC-
Montreal), LL.B. (University of Sherbrooke), is the Executive Director of
KHEOPS, an International Research Consortium on the Governance of
Nathalie Large Infrastructure Projects, the Editor-in-Chief of the International
DROUIN Journal of Managing Projects in Business, a full professor, Department
Professor, of Management and Technology, School of Management at Université
du Québec at Montreal (ESG UQAM) and Adjunct Professor (Honorary
UQAM, Montréal, CA
Appointment) at University of Technology, Sydney, Australia. She is a
former Associate Dean, Research at ESG UQAM and a former Director of
the Graduate Project Management Programs, ESG UQAM. She teaches
initiation and strategic management of projects in the Graduate Project
Management Programs. Her research has been funded by various
research councils. The result of her work has been published in major
academic journals and presented at several international conferences.
She is looking at organizational project management, leadership issues,
infrastructures and organizational capabilities within project context. She
is a member of the PMI Academic Member Advisory Group. She is also
a member of the Board of Directors of the Logistics and Transportation
Metropolitan Cluster of Montreal (CARGO M), an Audit Committee
Member of Parks Canada Agency Audit Committee, Government of
Canada and the President and Member of the Board of Directors of Les
Anciens de Shawinigan, a non-profit organization that offers university
scholarships to students born in Shawinigan, Quebec, Canada.
PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 7
Angappa
GUNASEKARAN
Professor, Dr. Angappa Gunasekaran is Dean and Professor at the School
School of Business and of Business & Public Administration, California State University,
Public Administration, Bakersfield. Prior to this, he served as Dean of the Charlton
California State College of Business from 2013 to 2017, Chairperson of the
University, USA Department of Decision and Information Sciences from 2006-2012,
and the founding Director of Business Innovation Research Center
(BIRC) from 2006 to 2017 at the University of Massachusetts
Dartmouth. He has over 300 articles published in peer-reviewed
journals. He has presented about 50 papers, published 50 articles
in conferences, and given a number of invited talks in many
countries. He is on the editorial board of several journals. He has
organized several international workshops and conferences in
the emerging areas of operations management and information
systems.
Jiuh-Biing Sheu holds the distinguished professor at National
Taiwan University, Taiwan, and is entitled Chair Professor, Chang
Jiang Scholars Program of China (2016 - present). He is also
the Editor in Chief of Transportation Research Part E. Professor
Jiuh-Biing Sheu has published over eighty refereed journal articles in
academic journals, including Transportation Research Parts A, B,
SHEU C, E, F, Transportation Science, and Production and Operations
Distinguished Professor, Management, with a half of them by singly authored. Additionally,
National Taiwan Professor Sheu published two special issues on Emergency
University, TWN Logistics management and Green Supply Chain Management for
Transportation Research Part E in 2007 and 2011, respectively.
His research areas cover Intelligent Transportation Systems
(ITS), Emergency Logistics, Green Supply Chain Management,
Business-to-Business Relationship Marketing, Quantum Optical
Flow Theory and its Applications in ITS, Behavioral Operations
Management, Green Marketing, Affect Science and Cognition in
Decision Science. He received Outstanding Researcher Awards
from Ministry of Technology of Taiwan in 2006, 2012, and 2015;
Outstanding Young Researcher Project, National Science Council,
Taiwan (2011 - 2015); Outstanding Scholar Research Project,
National Science Council, Taiwan (2008 - 2011); Outstanding
Researcher Award, National Chiao Tung University (2004) and Da-
You Wu Outstanding Junior Researcher Award, National Science
Council, Taiwan in 2003. Additionally, Professor Sheu is awarded
Shanghai Eastern-Scholar Chair Professor (2013), One Thousand
Person Project of Shanghai (2013), and Chair Professor of Chang
Jiang Scholars Program of China (2016).
8 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS
Michael
BOURLAKIS
Professor Michael Bourlakis is the Director of Research and the Professor,
Head of the Logistics, Procurement & Supply Chain Management Cranfield School of
Group at Cranfield School of Management (UK). Michael is an Management, Cranfield
internationally renowned authority in logistics and supply chain University, UK
management. He has won more than 27 research and consulting
projects totaling of more than £27.5 million and he has generated
more than 250 publications including more than 65 journal papers.
His work has received considerable attention by media (BBC
News, ITV News, The Guardian, Wall Street Journal). He has worked
with / consulted most leading retailers in the world as well as
numerous multinational organisations (Carrefour, DHL, Knight Frank,
Metro, Sonae, Tesco). He sits on the Editorial Board of more than
twelve academic journals and he has co-edited three books.
Lavagnon
IKA
Lavagnon Ika is Associate Professor of Project Management (PM) Professor,
and Program Director for the MSc in Management at the Telfer Telfer School of
School of Management (uOttawa). His research focuses on how Management, University
projects work. His work appeared in journals including World of Ottawa, CA
Development, Production Planning & Control, the International
Journal of Project Management (IJPM) and the Project
Management Journal. He is Associate Editor for the IJPM. He
received the Emerald Best Reviewer Award in 2018, Outstanding
Paper Award in 2017 and Highly Commended Paper Award
in 2011; the IPMA Research Award in 2017 and IPMA Research
Contribution of a Young Researcher Award in 2012.
PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 9
CONFERENCE THEME AGILE SUPPLY CHAIN AND PROJECT The increase of competition and the rapid technological change, characterizing the nowadays business environment require a shift towards new paradigms in the fields of logistics and project management. Indeed, the improvement of supply chain performance is highly dependent on the evolution of the traditional fragmented supply chain models, focused on localized optimization, towards the integrated and agile supply chain perspectives. This latter perspective takes into account the overall efficiency of the supply chain, and more qualitative aspects such as customer satisfaction. In the case of project management, the agile perspective is mainly mobilized in the field of information systems - related projects. Given the effectiveness of this perspective, its use expands towards various fields of application such as industrial, logistics and construction projects. In this context, several issues need to be addressed: What are the new mechanisms for coordinating supply chain and project related stakeholders? PROLOG – PROJECT LOGISTIC The increase of competition and the rapid technological change, characterizing the nowadays business environment require a shift towards new paradigms in the fields of logistics and project management. Aiming to increase their business performance, companies adopt new logistics and project related strategies, oriented not only towards technical excellence and optimization, but also towards innovation. The international Conference PROLOG is a scientific event, aimed at creating a synergy between the field of logistics/SCM and Project Management. It also promotes research, focusing on contemporary issues in SCM and Project Management, allowing an incremental contribution to theory and value creation for companies. 10 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS
CONFERENCE
LOCATION
The doctoral consortium will be held in
IAE Metz School of Management, 1 Rue Augustin Fresnel, 57070 Metz.
The plenary sessions of the 20th and 21st June will be held in
Arts et Métiers ParisTech, 4 Rue Augustin Fresnel, 57070 Metz.
The parallel sessions of the the 20th and 21st June will be held in
IAE Metz School of Management, 1 Rue Augustin Fresnel, 57070 Metz.
LUNCH
Lunch will be in Arts et Métiers ParisTech, 4 Rue Augustin Fresnel, 57070 Metz.
FRIENDSHIP DRINK AND GALA DINNER
On the evening of Thursday 20th June, delegates are invited to a friendship drink in City Hall
(Hôtel de Ville), 1 Place d’Armes, 57000 Metz at 19.00.
Gala Dinner in Mess des Officiers – Abbaye de Saint Arnoul, 9 rue aux Ours, 57000 Metz
at 20.15. Dress code is smart casual. This event is an opportunity to meet and network with
colleagues and friends.
REGISTRATION
The conference registration/secretariat desk will be open
from 14.30 to 15.00 on Wedsnesday 19th June,
from 08.00 to 8.30 on Thursday 20th June
and from 9.00 to 9.30 on Friday 21st June.
The registration desk is located in ENSAM, 4 Rue Augustin Fresnel, 57070 Metz
PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 11METZ
es
R ue d s
he
Roc mb
re
Ru e s R
e
ha
Ru
Hay
eC
d
Jardin
e oc
e
n ed Ru
du he
d'Amour tri Place
du
au lac ed
de la
Po s
P Saint-Etienne
Po
lV uF
Ru
Ru
nt
au ou
nt
e
MAP
d'E rd
iP
de
Rue
uC
ua s
s
tré
n
loî
M
iso
Q es tre
or
uf Hôtel de
Ta
ts
Ne
e
Ru
e Cour du Marché
m
pl
Couvert
Ville
uis
oule vard Robe rt Séro t Te !
-Lo
u
id
an
M i R
nt
ua Sa Rue de la ue
ais
oy Q Pr
en inc de
uF
Place
e
Po s
Rue Ru eri Ec
lé
ed
nt de la Jean-Paul II e ol
au B
Paix es
Ru
R
Rue Be ue P
rue
Rue
Pierr za au Im
l
Bl ues
as ise
M Ru
de
e Ha p
Ju
oy e rdie ns l Ta ass
om ro
on
on
ço cq
en du iso e
En
Th Amb
n Ru
an Ja
Po rie eM
is
nt a
Fr ue
e-M
e
Sa ari
R ue Sain t
de
Ru
R
ute e
ar
uld Ru
t
t
G
er
rno ed
le la
uP
la
ab
-A
Ru ur
alais
ng de
de
nt
eF
m
i
d'A ade
Sa
e
Ru
Jardin du
rt e en
s
ou Place Quart Livre
P o rom
S
Saint-Jacques
P
e
Ru
En
Fo
Ru urn
e irue
du
rs
e
Ou
et t
Pe
tit
uc
ux
Pa
do
Mess des Officiers
ea
aré
ris
La
Ru
Ru
Pie e du
de
inc
– Abbaye de
e
rre Ju
Po
Ru
Mi ge
ch Saint Arnould Place du Forum
rd
el
va
!
ule
ue
Bo
xir
Réf. 20198282-2 Carte réalisée le 29/05/2019 Fond cartographique : DSI
Ne
En
rcs
Cle
Ru
e
P u Margu
es
h l De e
ma rite
ed
re
ec and
nge
ier
Ru
te P
Kn Arm
ht
Ru
e de
Hau
ce
l
a p se
Pla
ue
Ru
Ch pas
Rue
eP
ler
on
Im
Pr ce
e
om let
èvr
e
rre
na
Ch
on n de
de En
Pie
Ch
Sa ade
d'A
e la
sti spla es
r aple
int
me En
Ba l'E tain
Ru Bo rue
ed
nti eW nn
ère
n
eR
Ru
Fo
s ins uell Ru
Pr t on ed Place de
is e
om e uL
Ch an la Laïcité
no
en urc cie
ad hil u
rpe
ed l s
el ge
Se
'Es
o
e
pla
sL
Ru
na Ru
ed
de
de uG
nt
rand
Ce
po
Du
e
Ru
Arrêt METTIS
REPUBLIQUE
!
Ru
H
s
ed
i er
uC es
t
Place de la République
n
ed
oët
en
ma
los
rm
qu
Ru
hu
e
Pa
t
Sc
s
de
ert
e
Ru
Rob
ue
f
Pla
ul
en
go
Ru ce
Rue
elle
S
en
Av
ain
ey
ad eM
B ou des
t-G
Cit Ly aré t-M
N
Place Pasteur Griesbeck lan 3 art
in
la a u ch
ue
e ger in
Sa
tey al
ed s
en
Ru
e
Av
Ru
50
s Réf. 20198282-
MESS DES OFFICIERS CITY HALL (HÔTEL DE VILLE)
ABBAYE DE SAINT ARNOUL 1 Place d’Armes,
9 rue aux Ours, 57000 Metz
57000 Metz
12 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICSCAMPUS
de
Grig
y
MAP
Rue
Arrêt METTIS
LINIÈRES
!
Rue Augus tin Fresnel
rt
va
Sa
Réf. 20198282-1 Carte réalisée le 29/05/2019 Fond cartographique : DSI
lix
Fé
R ue
ENSAM
! IAE Metz
!
Voie AnneCar
Hailleco ol
ine
urt
Arrêt METTIS
exy
GRANDES ÉCOLES
rs Laquen !
Route d'A
31
N4
Rue
IAE METZ ARTS ET MÉTIERS PARISTECH
(ENSAM)
Réf. 20198282-1 Carte réalisé
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
1 Rue Augustin Fresnel 4 Rue Augustin Fresnel,
57070 Metz 57070 Metz
PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 13CONFERENCE SCHEDULE 14 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS
Welcome to the 2019 Prolog conference exploring Agile Suply chain and Projet.
We focus our insights around core themes of :
Agility in Procurement
Blockchain in the Operations and Supply Chain Management
Communication, Project Management and Customer Relationship Management
Design and Sustainable Supply Chain
Financial Risk Assessment for Manufacturing Control under industrial and
environmental Constraints (Leasing, warranty, logistic, subcontracting)
Food Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Healthcare Supply Chain and Logistics
CORE THEMES
Humanitarian Logistics and Disaster Response
Information Management in Supply Chains
Logistics and SCM issues in emerging
and developing economies
Project Management: Practices and Performance
Skills and competencies for supply chain and logistics
Supply Chain Finance
Supply chain relational capital
Sustainable Urban Logistics - Methods, Models and Applications
Transportation: Challenges in Research and Practice
Venture Capital, Private Equity and Project Management
PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 15PROGRAMME 16 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS
14.30-15.00 Registration
15.00-17.25 Doctoral Consortium - Chair Béatrice Siadou-Martin
Session Host
15.00-15.25 Cultural factors influence on Corporate Environmental Sustainability: A Systematic Literature Review Saadia IDDIk
Ilina Atanasovska, Adrian
15.25-15.50 Food Supply Chains at the Crossroads of Resource Scarcity, Waste & Digitalization
Solomon
15.50-16.15 Le Maroc s’oriente vers la « Logistique Urbaine Durable » Hasna Sabir
16.15-16.35 AFTERNOON BREAK
16.35-17.00 Repenser les business model(s) à l’aune des plateformes et écosystèmes : pour une nouvelle lecture projet Djamel Fellag
17.00-17.25 Etude Bibliométrique sur l’intégration du consommateur au sein du Supply Chain Management Justine Rachel Marty
DAY 1 WEDNESDAY 19TH JUNE 2019 - OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAMME
PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 17Plenary session Host
8.00-8.30 Welcome tea/coffee/registration
8.30-9.00 Welcome
9.00-9.45 Supply Chain Strategy in a Turbulent and Uncertain World Pr. Martin Christopher
9.45-10.30 Organizational Project Management: A strategic integrated view of all project-management related activities Pr. Nathalie Drouin
10.30-11.00 MID-MORNING BREAK
Cross-Governmental Policy Uncertainty and Power Asymmetry: Implications for Sustainable Supply Chain Coordination in the Pr. Jiuh Biing Sheu
11.00-11.45
Belt-and -Road Context
11.45 -13.15 LUNCH BREAK
Room 200 Room 201 Room 208 Room 209 Room 210
Session 1.1: Blockchain in SCM Session 1.2 Design & Session 1.3 Project Session 1.4. Mutualisation et SI Session 1.5 General Topic:
Chairs: Carlo Giglio & Sustainable SC Management: Practices and Logistique (French Session) SCM-Logistics
Annarita De Maio Chair: Mourad Chouki Performance Chair: Morgane M.C. Fritz Chair: Eric Lambourdiere
Chair: Ilias Majdouline
Rami Alkhudary, Dan’Asabe Godwin Geyi, Johannes Hobaek, Marie-Laure Baron, Zahra Nafaa
Xavier Brusset, Yahaya Yusuf Carole Daniel Ali Khodadad, The role of local supply chains
Pierre Fenies The influences of sustainable The high cost of low Antoine Kauffmann in the resilience of the territorial
Blockchain Technology: A supply chain practices on performance: Lessons learned Système de rendez-vous products
18 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS
Systematic Literature Review sustainability performance of from the Norwegian Armed portuaire mutualisé, autopsie
the oil and gas supply chains: Forces d’un échec : Quelle pertinence
13.30-13.55
the mediating role of agility d’une approche par la théorie
des communs ?
Klara Paardenkooper, Mourad Chouki, Per Engelseth, Shiming Liu, Nachiappan Subramanian,
Luca Gelsomino Valérie Fernandes, Jan-Åke Törnroos, Sophie Hennequin, Angappa Gunasekaran,
Creating value for SMEs with Salomée Ruel, Brigitte Borja Yufeng Zhang Daniel Roy Yahaya Yusuf,
the logistic applications of De Mozota Network Coordination of Mutualisation décentralisée des Benjamin Mathe,
blockchain Vers le « Digital Project Outsourced Engineering activités d’entreposage à l’aide Omar Bentahar,
Integration » : apports d’une Services -A Process-Focused de blockchains Smail Benzidia
approche analogique avec le View of Project Management The Role Of Soft Quality Factors
Supply Chain Integration And Supply Chain Collaboration
13.55-14.20
In Emerging Economies:
Empirical Evidence From China
DAY 2 THURSDAY 20TH JUNE 2019 - OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAMMECarlo Giglio, Sonia Mahjoub Frédérique Desbiens, Kaoutar Talmenssour, Ronald Martinod,
Annarita De Maio Emre Tokgoz, Nadia Lehoux, Rachid El Hila Olivier Bistorin,
Understanding the Determinants Khalid Bachkar, Pascal Forget, L’informatique embarquée : Nidhal Rezg,
of Crowdshipping in the Last- Hicham Abbad Denis Blanchet Une solution avantageuse et Leonel Castaneda
Mile Delivery: A Case Study A cooperative production A methodology to implement un facteur de compétitivité Integrated maintenance and
Evaluation in Southern Italy game theory approach for the performance management in pour les transporteurs routiers service policies definition
14.20-14.45
design of a supply network with the construction industry de marchandises : cas des for urban ropeway transport
uncertain demand opérateurs marocains system
Yasanur Kayikci Eileen Murphy, Aramis Marin Joachim Arts, Tanimu Dandutse,
Blockchain Technology Thierry Houe, Conception and impact of Willem van Jaarsveld Yahaya Yusuf,
Implementation in Food Supply Nathalie Dagorn social entrepreneurship projects Projected Inventory Level Angappa Gunasekaran,
Chain: Literature Review Using the planetary boundaries Policies for Lost Sales Inventory Nachiappan Subramanian
framework to design an Systems Organizational Culture and
integrated green supply chain: Performance Outcomes of
the case of the textile and Sustainable Supply Chain
14.45-15.10
clothing industry Management Practices: A Case
Study of Oil and Gas Supply
Chain
15.10-15.30 : AFTERNOON BREAK
Room 200 Room 201 Room 208 Room 209 Room 210
Session 2.1 Marketing et Session 2.2 General Topic Session 2.3 Humanitarian SC Session 2.4 Management des Session 2.5. General Topic:
Distribution (French Session) (French & English Session) Chair: Sean Grogan achats (French Session) SCM-Logistics
Chair: Béatrice Siadou-Martin Chair: Btissam Moncef Chair: Laurence Viale Chair: Hicham Abbad
Colette GrandMontagne Fatiha Naoui-Outini, Artur Luiz Santana Moreira Dorsaf Zouari, Sadok Turki,
Renard, Poonam Oberoi How to organize a Balanced Karine Samuel Zouhour Guiras,
19 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS
Nicolas Dorkel Market Orientation- a catalyst Score Card (BSC) strategic Relation client-fournisseur : Nidhal Rezg
(French session) for achieving innovative planning in humanitarian Quel rôle pourrait jouer le Optimization of the planning of
Stratégies et adaptations des performance for purchasers aid that contributes to contrat pour maîtriser les two-level disassembly systems in
acteurs du commerce intégré during supplier collaboration create agile and efficient problèmes de coordination ? a reverse logistics chain under
15.30-15.55
en territoires frontaliers humanitarian supply chains: failure machine uncertainty
a model for the Brazilian
federal states
Christian Dianoux, Marc Ardizio Sean Grogan, Smail Benzidia, Laura Palacios-Argüello,
Jean-Pierre Mouline, A collaborative environment Robert Pellerin, Naouel Makaoui Jesus Gonzalez-Feliu,
Hélène Yidiz for transport companies Michel Gamache Analyse de l’intégration de Natacha Gondran
L’assistant mobile pour une Dynamically Routing UAVs l’E-achat et son impact sur la Logistic requirements
vente plus efficace in the Aftermath of a Severe performance de l’entreprise considering environmental
Tornado sensitive demand: evidence
15.55-16.20
from food distribution supply
chains
DAY 2 THURSDAY 20TH JUNE 2019 - OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAMMERoom 200 Room 201 Room 208 Room 209 Room 210
Session 2.1 Marketing et Session 2.2 General Topic Session 2.3 Humanitarian SC Session 2.4 Management des Session 2.5. General Topic:
Distribution (French Session) (French & English Session) Chair: Sean Grogan achats (French Session) SCM-Logistics
Chair: Béatrice Siadou-Martin Chair: Btissam Moncef Chair: Laurence Viale Chair: Hicham Abbad
Béatrice Siadou-Martin Jérémy Aldrin, Chaher Alzaman, Laurence Viale Salomée Ruel,
Quand les consommateurs Denis Choffel Akif Bulgak Caractérisation de l’agilité Morgane M.C. Fritz
s’engagent dans le Le statu-quo comme meilleure Urban Transportation de la fonction Achats dans Impact of gender diversity in
développement de nouveaux rémunération du risque dans Activities: Considering le processus d’innovation supply chains on corporate
produits... Une exploration les collectivités : la faillite the Economic, Social, and des PME social responsibility:
qualitative du contrôle de gestion en Ecological Dimensions developing a research
management public agenda
16.20-16.45
Thierry Morvan, Btissam Belfellah, Bertrand Michael Oke Lucile Veran, Dan’Asabe Godwin Geyi,
Olivier Mevel, Valiorgue, Abdesamad Evaluation of the distribution Christophe Pascal, Angappa Gunasekaran,
Nélida Morvan Zouine of fertilizer to Nigeria farmers Éric Garcia, Yahaya Yusuf,
Les drive sont-ils l’avenir L’impact de la Blockchain sur in the past and present Jean- Baptiste Capgras David Hanley
de la grande distribution la Responsabilité Sociétale Les méta-organisations The roles of different agile
alimentaire ? Une analyse des Entreprises à l’échelle des de soins au défi de enablers in increasing the
des comportements et des Supply Chains : analyse (120) la performance de la outcomes of sustainability
attentes des consommateurs supply chain : une étude practices
en termes de taux de service exploratoire sur le rôle des
16.45-17.10
marketing et logistique fonctions support
20 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS
19.00 Friendship drink in City Hall (Hôtel de Ville), 1 Place d’Armes, 57000 Metz
20.15 Gala Dinner, Cercle mess Lasalle - Metz, 7 Rue aux Ours, 57000 Metz
DAY 2 THURSDAY 20TH JUNE 2019 - OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAMMEPlenary session Host
9.00-9.30 Welcome tea/coffee/registration
Pr. Angappa
9.30-10.15 Big Data Analytics in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Gunasekaran
10.15-10.45 MID-MORNING BREAK
10.45-11.30 Is ignorance beneficial or detrimental for projects? Pr. Lavagnon Ika
11.30-12.15 E-commerce and digitalisation strategies in the B2B supply chain Pr. Michael Bourlakis
12.15-13.45 LUNCH BREAK
13.30-16.30 Round table discussion: Management and Development of Real Estate Projects, IAE Metz, Amphi 1, Chairs: Fana Disler, Frédéric Disler & Gilles Henry
Room 200 Room 201 Room 208 Room 209 Room 210
Session 3.1 Sustainable Urban Session 3.2 Managing Digital Session 3.3 Financial Risk Session 3.4 Projet et Session 3.5 General Topic:
Logistics Supply Chain Assessment for manufacturing Innovation (French Session) SCM-Logistics (French
Chair: Andrea Genovese Chair: Yasanur Kayikci control Chair: Didier Nobile Session)
Chair: Sofiene Dellagi Chair: Thierry Morvan
Zheng Wang, Ouail Oulmakki, Zakaria Chekoubi, Laurent Muller, Elizabeth Emilie Couzineau-
Jiuh-Biing Sheu Jerome Verny, Ilias Majdouline Stéphane Gouttes, Zegwaard,
A two-level algorithm for lunch Xavier Cabo, Logistics Distribution Routing Carlos Moya, Olivier Meier
delivery problem Damien Roussel Optimization of terroir Mauricio Camargo L’évolution de la fonction
Blockchain in supply chain : products for solidarity shelves: Innovation et agilité - Supply Chain au sein de la
towards a new supply chain A case study of a group of identification des facteurs gouvernance d’entreprise
13.45-14.10
desgin with an interactive game cooperatives and tourist clefs de succès pour le au prisme de « l’ambidextrie
21 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS
approach establishments in rural areas of développement des PME organisationnelle»
Souss Massa region
Hakim Akeb, Eric Lambourdiere, Christophe Sauvey, Walid Behiri Ludivine Chaze Magnan,
Btissam Moncef Elsa Corbin Wajdi Trabelsi Les systèmes multi-agents pour Blandine Ageron,
Last mile delivery in urban Digital supply chains and Mathematical modelling of une planification de projet Emilie Hoareau
areas: Exploring pricing and firm competitive advantage: investment in new production plus agile Compétences dans le SCM –
customer density a dynamic capabilities means Une étude de cas française
14.10-14.35
perspective
José M. García-Gallego, Amir Pirayesh, Zied Hajej, Awatif Elgouchi Fakhreddine Moulay Othman
Taeun Kang, Marie Loridon Sofiene Dellagi, Management des équipes Idrissi,
Sergio Rubio, A conceptual methodology for Lahcen Mifdal, multiculturelles : vers Nawfal Bahha
Andrea Genovese the evaluation of Information Lyes Majdouline une nouvelle approche Research in logistics and supply
Lorry park selection criteria: Flows’ impact on Supply Chain Integrated Logistics, Production épistémologique et un nouveau chain management conducted
DAY 3 FRIDAY 21ST JUNE 2019 - OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAMME
what do lorry drivers performance: A case study in and Maintenance Problem for a modèle in Morocco: A systematic
14.35-15.00
appreciate? A study in the UK agribusiness Multiple-Product System review of literature from 2010
to 2018Room 200 Room 201 Room 208 Room 209 Room 210
Session 3.1 Sustainable Urban Session 3.2 Managing Digital Session 3.3 Financial Risk Session 3.4 Projet et Session 3.5 General Topic:
Logistics Supply Chain Assessment for manufacturing Innovation (French Session) SCM-Logistics (French
Chair: Andrea Genovese Chair: Yasanur Kayikci control Chair: Didier Nobile Session)
Chair: Sofiene Dellagi Chair: Thierry Morvan
Shucheng Luo, Valery Krylov, Seydou Sane, Souleymane Dicko,
Andrea Genovese, Vincent Montenero Pascaline Ola Abo Sophie Hennequin,
Antonino Sgalambro, Global industry vs local actors. Leadership transactionnel Daniel Roy,
Francesco Ciardiello Micro-political influences on et succès des projets d’aide Abdel Kader Keita,
A Multi-Stakeholder Model an implementation failure in the publique au développement : Yaya Kone
for Fair and Efficient Russian automotive industry effets médiateurs de l’approche Modélisation spatiale par
15.00-15.25
Cost Allocation in Urban coopérative de résolution de agents pour la gestion
Consolidation Centres conflits et de la confiance communautaire durable de la
groupale forêt de la Faya au Mali
15.25 -15.50 AFTERNOON BREAK
Room 200 Room 201 Room 208 Room 209 Room 210
Session 4.1 Capital-risque Session 4.2 Supply chain de la Session 4.3 General Topic: Session 4.4 Buyer-Supplier Session 4.5 Supply chain de la
et Management de projet Santé (French Session) SCM-Logistics relationship Santé (French Session)
(French Session) Chair: Naoual Makkaoui Chair: Aramis Marin Chair: Olivier Mevel Chair: Meriam Karaa
Chair: Khim Veasna
Hodonou Dannon, Auguste Rakotondranaivo Smaïl Benzidia, Ahmed Hamdi, Noura Zaghmouri
Jérémy Aldrin, Concevoir et innover la supply Omar Bentahar, Tarik Saikouk Lean Management et
Denis Choffel, chain pour l’alimentation. Le cas Nachiappan Subramanian, The Nexus Supplier: The organisations de santé -
Régis Rouyer des personnes âgées fragiles Chen Fan Contingent Effect of Density Recherche-intervention
22 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS
Etude empirique des Supply Chain Manager sur la mobilisation des
déterminants de la Competency Framework: leviers managériaux lors
15.50-16.15
performance des communes de Evidence from Chinese du processus d’innovation
Meurthe et Moselle Automobile Industry managériale au sein des
établissements hospitaliers
DAY 3 FRIDAY 21ST JUNE 2019 - OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAMMEVeasna Khim, Sarah Garidi Rami Alkhudary, Mahfod Jomana Meriam Karaa
Dannon Hodonou La gestion des connaissances Paul Gardiner Managing the quality in L’intérêt de la mise en place
Monitoring et pilotage des dans une organisation multi- Career Path Development decision of supplier selection: d’une traçabilité des déchets
projets innovants : risque de sites of Project Managers: A Integrated QFD-MCDM hospitaliers: Cas d’un Centre
liquidité et rente d’agence des Systematic Review and Focus Hospitalier français
16.15-16.40
fonds d’investissement Group
Didier Nobile Aicha Aguezzoul Jamal Elbaz, Josef-Peter Schöggl, Auguste Rakotondranaivo,
La reconversion d’un territoire Logistics KPIs in Lean Six Sigma Ouafae Zerouali Ouariti, Morgane Fritz, Nathalie Rouyer,
sidérurgique : une gestion de approach: Healthcare case Fadila El Bichri Ulla Saari, Eric Bonjour
projet fondée sur la prospective How does organizational Rupert J. Baumgartner Application du Lean Six-
et l’orientation culture influence the adoption The effect of consumers´ Sigma pour l’amélioration de
of Supply Chain Finance? The environmental awareness on la supply chain hospitalière
16.40-17.05
case of Moroccan companies product perception - the case et évaluation de son
of the Fairphone acceptabilité
Najat Toufah Asma Rakiz,
Raising Moroccan firms’ Pierre Fenies
financial and social An integrated planning MILP for
performance through The a global supply chain using one
Business process management single railway track
17.05-17.30
DAY 3 FRIDAY 21ST JUNE 2019 - OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAMME
PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 23AUTHOR AFFILIATION 24 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS
ABBAD Hicham Université de Nantes, France
ABO Pascaline Ola Université Gaston Berger, Sénégal; Laboratoire Serge
AGERON Blandine Université Grenoble Alpes, France
AGUEZZOUL Aicha Université de Lorraine, France
AKEB Hakim ISC Paris, France
ALDRIN Jérémy Université de Lorraine, IUT de Longwy, France
ALKHUDARY Rami Skema business School, Université Côte d'Azur, Lille, France;
ARGEPA, Université Paris II Panthéon Assas, Paris, France
ALZAMAN Chaher Concordia University, Canada
ARDIZIO Marc Jiway, Luxembourg
ARTS Joachim University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
ATANASOVSKA Ilina South East European Research Centre, Greece, The University of
Sheffield International Faculty, CITY College, Greece
BACHKAR Khalid California state University, USA
BAHHA Nawfal Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco
BARON Marie-Laure Université le Havre Normandie, ISEL, France
BAUMGARTNER Rupert J. University of Graz, Christian Doppler Laboratory for Sustainable
Product Management enabling a Circular Economy, Graz, Austria
BEHIRI Walid Centralesupelec, France
BELFELLAH Btissam Université Clermont-Auvergne, France
BENTAHAR Omar IAE Metz School of Management, Université de Lorraine, France
BENZIDIA Smail IAE Metz School of Management, Université de Lorraine, France
BISTORIN Olivier ICN BS, France
BLANCHET Denis Groupe Dallaire, Canada
BONJOUR Eric ERPI (Equipe de Recherche sur les Processus Innovatifs) -
Université de Lorraine, France
BORJA DE MOZOTA Brigitte Université de Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense, France
BOURLAKIS Michael Cranfield School of Management, Cranfield University, UK
BRUSSET Xavier Skema business School, Université Côte d'Azur, Lille, France
BULGAK Akif Concordia University, Canada
CABO Xavier Businessblockchainhq, USA
CAMARGO Mauricio Université de Lorraine, France
CAPGRAS Jean-Baptiste Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3, France
CASTENEDA Leonel Universidad EAFIT, Colombia
CHAZE MAGNAN Ludivine Université Grenoble Alpes, France
CHEKOUBI Zakaria LGIPM - Université de Lorraine, France; LIDRA - Universiapolis,
Maroc
CHOFFEL Denis Université de Lorraine, IUT de Longwy, France
PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 25CHOUKI Mourad La Rochelle business School CERIIM, France
CHRISTOPHER Martin Cranfield School of Management, Cranfield University, UK
CIARDIELLO Francesco University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
CORBIN Elsa Université des Antilles, Martinique
COUZINEAU-ZEGWAARD Elizabeth Emilie PPA Business School, GREMOG, France
CROZIER Liam R.A. The University of Hull, United Kingdom
DAGORN Nathalie ICN Business School, University of Lorraine, CEREFIGE, France
DAMIEN Roussel NEOMA BS, France
DANDUTSE Tanimu University of Central Lancashire, Preston, United Kingdom
DANIEL Carole Skema business School, France
DANNON Hodonou Université de Lorraire, IUT de Longwy, France
DE MAIO Annarita University of Calabria, Italy
DELLAGI Sofiene LGIPM, Université de Lorraine, France
DESBIENS Frédérique Université Laval, Canada
DIANOUX Christian IAE Metz School of Management, Université de Lorraine, France
DICKO Souleymane Université de Lorraine - LGIPM, France; Université des Sciences et
Technologies, Bamako, Mali
DISTLER Fana IAE Metz School of Management, Université de Lorraine, France
DISTLER Frédéric IAE Metz School of Management, Université de Lorraine, France
DORKEL Nicolas CLSH Nancy, Université de Lorraine, France
DROUIN Nathalie UQAM, Montréal, Canada
EL BICHRI Fadila Ecole Nationale de Commerce et de Gestion, Morocco
EL HILA Rachid University Mohammed Premier Oujda, Morocco
ELBAZ Jamal Ecole Nationale de Commerce et de Gestion, Morocco
ELGOUCHI Awatif Université Mohammed V de Rabat, Morocco
ENGELSETH Per Molde University College, Norway
FAN Chen University of Nottingham Ningbo China
FELLAG Djamel Université de Lorraine, France
FENIES Pierre LARGEPA, Université Paris II Panthéon Assas, Paris, France
FERNANDES Valérie La Rochelle business School CERIIM, CEREGE (EA 1722), France
FORGET Pascal Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Canada
FRITZ Morgane La Rochelle business School – Excelia group, Criim, France
GAMACHE Michel École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada
GARCIA Éric Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3, France
GARCIA-GALLEGO José M. Universidad de Extremadura, Spain
GARDINER Paul Skema business School, Université côte d'azur, Lille, France
26 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICSGARIDI Sarah Université de Lorraine, France
GELSOMINO Luca Windesheim University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands
GENOVESE Andrea University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
GEYI Dan'asabe Godwin University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom
GIGLIO Carlo University of Calabria, Italy
GONDRAN Natacha Ecole de Mines de Saint-Etienne, France
GONZALEZ-FELIU Jesus Ecole de Mines de Saint-Etienne, France
GOUTTES Stéphane Sopra steria consulting
GRANDMONTAGNE Colette CLSH Nancy, Université de Lorraine, France
RENARD
GROGAN Sean École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada
GUIRAS Zouhour LGIPM, France
GUNASEKARAN Angappa California state University, Bakersfield, USA
HAJEJ Zied LGIPM, University of Lorraine, France
HAMDI Ahmed Rabat Business School,bearlab - Université Internationale de
Rabat: Morocco
HANLEY David University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom
HENNEQUIN Sophie Université de Lorraine - LGIPM, France
HENRY Gilles Université de Lorraine, France
HOAREAU Emilie Université Grenoble Alpes, France
HOBAEK Johannes The Norwegian Home Guard Center of Competence and
Excellence, Norway
HODONOU Dannon Université de Lorraine, France
HOUE Thierry ICN Business School, Université de Lorraine, CEREFIGE, France
IDDIK Saadia Ibn Zohr University, Morocco
IDRISSI Fakhreddine Moulay Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco
Othman
IKA Lavagnon Telfer School of Management, University of Ottawa, Canada
JAEGLER Anicia Kedge business School, France
KANG Taeun The University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
KARAA Meriam Universite de Bretagne Occidentale, France
KAUFFMANN Antoine Université Le Havre Normandie, France, NIMEC
KAYIKCI Yasanur Turkish-german University, Turkey
KEITA Abdel Kader Université des Sciences et Technologies, Bamako, Mali
KHIM Veasna Université de Lorraine, France
KHODADAD Ali Université Le Havre Normandie, France, NIMEC
KONE Yaya Université des Sciences et Technologies, Bamako, Mali
PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 27KRYLOV Valery Université de Lorraine, France
LAMBOURDIERE Éric Université des Antilles, Martinique
LEHOUX Nadia Université Laval, Canada
LIU Shiming Université de Lorraine - LGIPM, France; Sully Group, France
LORIDON Marie Kedge business School, France
LUO Shucheng University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
MAHFOD Jomana Université Le havre Normandie, France
MAHJOUB Sonia ONIRIS, France
MAJDOULINE Ilias LIDRA - Universiapolis, Morocco
MAKAOUI Naouel ICD international business School, France
MARIN Aramis Université de Lorraine, France
MARTINOD Ronald Université de Lorraine, France
MARTY Justine Rachel CERAG laboratory, France
MATHE Benjamin University of Nottingham Ningbo, China
MEIER Olivier Université Paris-Est, LIPHA, France
MEVEL Olivier IUT de Brest, France
MIFDAL Lahcen Laboratory of sustainable innovation and applied research
international University of Agadir-Universiapolis, Morocco
MONCEF Btissam ISC Paris, France
MONTENERO Vincent University of Paris-Dauphine, France
MOREIRA Artur Luiz Santana Universidade Estácio de Sá, Brazil
MORVAN Nélida IUT de Saint Malo, France
MORVAN Thierry IUT de Saint Malo, France
MOULINE Jean-Pierre IUT de Longwy, Université de Lorraine, France
MOYA Carlos Université de Lorraine, France
MULLER Laurent Université de Lorraine, France
MURPHY Eileen ICN Business School, Université de Lorraine, CEREFIGE, France
NAFAA Zahra ENCG Agadir, Université Ibn Zohr, Morocco,
NAOUI-OUTINI Fatiha La Rochelle business School Excelia group, France
NOBILE Didier IAE Metz School of Management , Université de Lorraine, France
OBEROI Poonam La Rochelle business School excelia group, France
OKE Michael Michael Adedotun Oke Foundation, Nigeria
OUAIL Oulmakki Neoma BS, France
PAARDENKOOPER Klara Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences
PALACIOS-ARGÜELLO Laura Ecole de Mines de Saint-Etienne, France
PASCAL Christophe Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3, France
28 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICSPEACH Brian Logistics Institute, United Kingdom
PELLERIN Robert École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada
PIRAYESH Amir Kedge business School, France
RAKIZ Asma Emines (School of industrial management), Mohammed VI
Polytechnic University, Morocco; Paris II Panthéon-Assas University,
France
RAKOTONDRANAIVO Auguste ERPI (Equipe de Recherche sur les Processus Innovatifs) -
Université de Lorraine, France
RAMUDHIN Amar The University of Hull, United Kingdom
REZG Nidhal LGIPM, France
ROUYER Nathalie Poôe domicile Charente de la Croix Rouge Française
ROUYER Régis Université de Lorraine, IUT de Longwy, France
ROY Daniel Université de Lorraine - LGIPM, France
RUBIO Sergio Universidad de Extremadura, Spain
RUEL Salomée La Rochelle business School CERIIM, CERAG, France
SAARI Ulla Tampere University, industrial engineering & management,
Tampere, Finland
SABIR Hasna Université paris Nanterre, France
SAIKOUK Tarik Rabat Business School, bearlab - Université Internationale de
Rabat: Morocco
SAMUEL Karine Université Grenoble Alpes, France
SANE Seydou Université Gaston Berger, Laboratoire Serge, Sénégal
SAUVEY Christophe Université de Lorraine, LGIPM, France
SCHÖGGL Josef-Peter University of Graz, Christian Doppler Laboratory for Sustainable
Product Management enabling a Circular Economy, Graz, Austria;
KTH Royal Institute of Technology, the Centre for ECO2 Vehicle
Design, Stockholm, Sweden
SGALAMBRO Antonino University of Sheffield, United Kingdom; Istituto per le Applicazioni
del Calcolo "Mauro Picone", CNR, Italy
SHEU Jiuh-Biing Department of Business Administration, National Taiwan University,
Taipei, Taiwan
SIADOU-MARTIN Béatrice IAE Metz School of Management , Université de Lorraine, France
SOLOMON Adrian South East European Research Centre, Greece ; Advanced
Resource Efficiency Centre, United Kingdom
SUBRAMANIAN Nachiappan University of Sussex, United Kingdom
TAJ Kacem Hassan II University Casablanca, Morocco
TALMENSSOUR Kaoutar Université Mohammed Premier Oujda, Morocco
TOKGOZ Emre Quinnipiac University, USA
TÖRNROOS Jan-Åke Åbo akademi University, Finland
TOUFAH Najat Hassan II University Casablanca, Morocco
PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 29TRABELSI Wajdi ICN business School, LGIPM, France
TURKI Sadok LGIPM, France
VALIORGUE Bertrand Université Clermont-Auvergne, France; Aix-Marseille Université,
France
VAN JAARSVELD Willem Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
VERAN Lucile Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3, France
VERNY Jérôme Neoma BS, France
VIALE Laurence EM Strasbourg, France
WANG Zheng Dalian Maritime University, China, People's Republic of China
YILDIZ Hélène IUT de Longwy, Université de Lorraine, France
YUSUF Yahaya University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom
ZAGHMOURI Noura Université de Lorraine, France
ZEROUALI OUARITI Ouafae Ecole Nationale de Commerce et de Gestion, Morocco
ZHANG Yufeng University of Birmingham, UK
ZOUARI Dorsaf Université Grenoble Alpes, France
ZOUINE Abdesamad Aix-Marseille Université, France
ORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE
Blandine Julien
AGERON HUSSON
IUT de Valence, IAE Metz School of
Université Grenoble Management, Université
Alpes, FR de Lorraine, FR
Smaïl Omar
BENZIDIA BENTAHAR
IAE Metz School of IAE Metz School of
Management, Université Management, Université
de Lorraine, FR de Lorraine, FR
30 | PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICSPARTNERS PROLOG 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROJECT LOGISTICS | 31
IAE Metz is a University School of Management which was created almost
30 years ago, in 1988. It is one of the 35 members of IAE France, a network
representing 47,000 students and 450,000 graduates over France. IAE
Metz is the School of Management of “Université de Lorraine” which was
ranked best French university for students’ professional integration in the
area of Law, Economics and Management. IAE Metz offers high quality
courses within its Bachelor degree in Management and a comprehensive
range of Master degrees in the fields of Management and Business
Administration, Human Resources Management, Marketing, Finance and
Audit, Facility and Real Estate, Management of Innovation. The School
has developed a consistent network of academic international partners,
particularly in Germany, thus ensuring exceptional employability to the
students.
Photo credits : p.1 «©B.Grateful, ©Fabian, ©Salomon48 / Adobe Stock» / p.4 «©B.Grateful / Adobe Stock» / p.6 «©Salomon48 / Adobe Stock» / p.10
«©MAGNIFIER / Adobe Stock» / p.14 «©Fabian / Adobe Stock» / p.16 «©eyetronic / Adobe Stock» / p. 24 & p.31 «©MAGNIFIER / Adobe Stock»You can also read
